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** Everyone in unison? The twins again, or just Maddie alone? One of the others who's experienced with mental healing (Xavier, Strange, Joshua, Betsy, Dumbledore, Frigga, ...)? Bucky and/or Natascha because of their experiences with the Red Room?
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** Everyone in unison? The twins twins' double voice again, or just Maddie alone? One of the others who's experienced with mental healing (Xavier, Strange, Joshua, Betsy, Dumbledore, Frigga, ...)? Bucky and/or Natascha because of their experiences with the Red Room?
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* Blimey, mate, you look a complete mess. But that hasn't stopped you before, has it? Don't seee why it would start now.
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* Blimey, mate, you look a complete mess. But that hasn't stopped you before, has it? Don't seee see why it would start now.
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A bit later when Harry is confronting the image of Belova, there's this mental shout practically yanking him out of the fear of her:
* '''This is the past, Harry. Whatever you're seeing has happened. It's gone. It can't hurt you anymore.'''
** Everyone in unison? The twins again, or just Maddie alone? One of the others who's experienced with mental healing (Xavier, Strange, Joshua, Betsy, Dumbledore, Frigga, ...)? Bucky and/or Natascha because of their experiences with the Red Room?
* '''This is the past, Harry. Whatever you're seeing has happened. It's gone. It can't hurt you anymore.'''
** Everyone in unison? The twins again, or just Maddie alone? One of the others who's experienced with mental healing (Xavier, Strange, Joshua, Betsy, Dumbledore, Frigga, ...)? Bucky and/or Natascha because of their experiences with the Red Room?
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[[WMG: Characters that will maybe make an appearance.]]
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[[WMG: Characters that will maybe make an appearance.a (re-)appearance.]]
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** Maybe AntiAntiChrist Adam as well.
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* The children Harry saved from being turned by Annihilus and who were the first of all the many to ally with him in order to throw said abomination out of our universe just before Harry and Sunniva go into Sakaar may turn up again - even if it's only for a small cameo (something like Dr. Strange bringing them to Harry's birthday ...along with an agenda, of course).
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Are you Harry, god of nightmares and memories? No. You are Harry: slayer of dragons, banisher of demon gods, and wielder of the Flame Eternal. Your power is Life, and where there is Life, there is Hope. Reclaim your power, grandson, and stand tall.
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* Are you Harry, god of nightmares and memories? No. You are Harry: slayer of dragons, banisher of demon gods, and wielder of the Flame Eternal. Your power is Life, and where there is Life, there is Hope. Reclaim your power, grandson, and stand tall.
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* resolved in later chapters: they go to a terraformed Mars.
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OK, that's still pretty cool.
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[[WMG: Harry's sacrifice for Carol wasn't quite as impressive as he realized]]
In ''Bloody Hell,'' Harry sacrifices most of the blood in his body to save Carol, something that it's stated should have come close to killing him. Except...he was moved from where he had fallen to the steps of the police station by Strange, aka the Meddler Supreme and probably the best doctor in history. How hard would it be for Strange to slip Harry a Blood-Replenishing Potion (which does, as it happens, exist in canon) while he was unconscious? Between that and Harry's emerging Asgardian healing factor, he probably had more left in his body than he realized.
* Most likely Harry wasn't thinking about anything but saving Carol at the time; but ''Carol'' later deduces that it must have nearly killed him by all that she knew. Given that she neither knows about the Meddler Supreme nor Asgardian healing factors, it's not an irrational assumption to make from her perspective - and anyway it's the thought that counts for her.
* WordOfGod is that it was exactly as impressive as it seemed, in part because Strange was counting on the additional mystical impact of Harry nearly sacrificing his life to save Carol (because while he didn't write the rules on magic, he knows how to game them better than anyone). Harry wasn't thinking about the potential consequences, but wouldn't have cared even if he had been.
In ''Bloody Hell,'' Harry sacrifices most of the blood in his body to save Carol, something that it's stated should have come close to killing him. Except...he was moved from where he had fallen to the steps of the police station by Strange, aka the Meddler Supreme and probably the best doctor in history. How hard would it be for Strange to slip Harry a Blood-Replenishing Potion (which does, as it happens, exist in canon) while he was unconscious? Between that and Harry's emerging Asgardian healing factor, he probably had more left in his body than he realized.
* Most likely Harry wasn't thinking about anything but saving Carol at the time; but ''Carol'' later deduces that it must have nearly killed him by all that she knew. Given that she neither knows about the Meddler Supreme nor Asgardian healing factors, it's not an irrational assumption to make from her perspective - and anyway it's the thought that counts for her.
* WordOfGod is that it was exactly as impressive as it seemed, in part because Strange was counting on the additional mystical impact of Harry nearly sacrificing his life to save Carol (because while he didn't write the rules on magic, he knows how to game them better than anyone). Harry wasn't thinking about the potential consequences, but wouldn't have cared even if he had been.
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[[WMG: Harry's sacrifice for Carol wasn't quite as impressive as he realized]]
In ''Bloody Hell,'' Harry sacrifices most of the blood in his body to save Carol, something that it's stated should have come close to killing him. Except...he was moved from where he had fallen to the steps of the police station by Strange, aka the Meddler Supreme and probably the best doctor in history. How hard would it be for Strange to slip Harry a Blood-Replenishing Potion (which does, as it happens, exist in canon) while he was unconscious? Between that and Harry's emerging Asgardian healing factor, he probably had more left in his body than he realized.
* Most likely Harry wasn't thinking about anything but saving Carol at the time; but ''Carol'' later deduces that it must have nearly killed him by all that she knew. Given that she neither knows about the Meddler Supreme nor Asgardian healing factors, it's not an irrational assumption to make from her perspective - and anyway it's the thought that counts for her.
* WordOfGod is that it was exactly as impressive as it seemed, in part because Strange was counting on the additional mystical impact of Harry nearly sacrificing his life to save Carol (because while he didn't write the rules on magic, he knows how to game them better than anyone). Harry wasn't thinking about the potential consequences, but wouldn't have cared even if he had been.
In ''Bloody Hell,'' Harry sacrifices most of the blood in his body to save Carol, something that it's stated should have come close to killing him. Except...he was moved from where he had fallen to the steps of the police station by Strange, aka the Meddler Supreme and probably the best doctor in history. How hard would it be for Strange to slip Harry a Blood-Replenishing Potion (which does, as it happens, exist in canon) while he was unconscious? Between that and Harry's emerging Asgardian healing factor, he probably had more left in his body than he realized.
* Most likely Harry wasn't thinking about anything but saving Carol at the time; but ''Carol'' later deduces that it must have nearly killed him by all that she knew. Given that she neither knows about the Meddler Supreme nor Asgardian healing factors, it's not an irrational assumption to make from her perspective - and anyway it's the thought that counts for her.
* WordOfGod is that it was exactly as impressive as it seemed, in part because Strange was counting on the additional mystical impact of Harry nearly sacrificing his life to save Carol (because while he didn't write the rules on magic, he knows how to game them better than anyone). Harry wasn't thinking about the potential consequences, but wouldn't have cared even if he had been.
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* WordOfGod is that it was exactly as impressive as it seemed, in part because Strange was counting on the additional mystical impact of Harry nearly sacrificing his life to save Carol (because while he didn't write the rules on magic, he knows how to game them better than anyone). Harry wasn't thinking about the potential consequences, but wouldn't have cared even if he had been.
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* On a related note: does everyone going there have to be touching for the teleportation inside to work?
** Cousin Joshua - possibly - checks up in passing on Harry's shoulder stab wound from the Dracula duel when teleporting them both and Thor to the Between, as this is the shoulder he takes Harry by; or is making a point relating to Thor taking Harry by the other shoulder - going by other scenes in the Between it's not clear whether physically touching would also be nescessary to get all of them teleported, or whether it's just a coincidence.
** Cousin Joshua - possibly - checks up in passing on Harry's shoulder stab wound from the Dracula duel when teleporting them both and Thor to the Between, as this is the shoulder he takes Harry by; or is making a point relating to Thor taking Harry by the other shoulder - going by other scenes in the Between it's not clear whether physically touching would also be nescessary to get all of them teleported, or whether it's just a coincidence.
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* On a related note Cousin Joshua later - possibly - checks up in passing on Harry's shoulder stab wound from the Dracula duel; as this is the shoulder he takes Harry by when teleporting them both and Thor to the Between (and going by the first scene in the Between it's not clear whether all of them had to touch for the teleportation to work).
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* Most likely Harry wasn't thinking about anything but saving Carol at the time; but ''Carol'' later deduces that it must have nearly killed him by all that she knew. Given that she neither knows about the Meddler Supreme nor Asgardian healing factors, it's not an irrational assumption to make from her perspective - and anyway it's the thought that counts for her.
* On a related note Cousin Joshua later - possibly - checks up in passing on Harry's shoulder stab wound from the Dracula duel; as this is the shoulder he takes Harry by when teleporting them both and Thor to the Between (and going by the first scene in the Between it's not clear whether all of them had to touch for the teleportation to work).
* On a related note Cousin Joshua later - possibly - checks up in passing on Harry's shoulder stab wound from the Dracula duel; as this is the shoulder he takes Harry by when teleporting them both and Thor to the Between (and going by the first scene in the Between it's not clear whether all of them had to touch for the teleportation to work).
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[[WMG: Wanda's birth was not an accident]]
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[[WMG: Wanda's birth location was not an accident]]
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[[WMG: Harry's sacrifice for Carol wasn't quite as impressive as he realized]]
In ''Bloody Hell,'' Harry sacrifices most of the blood in his body to save Carol, something that it's stated should have come close to killing him. Except...he was moved from where he had fallen to the steps of the police station by Strange, aka the Meddler Supreme and probably the best doctor in history. How hard would it be for Strange to slip Harry a Blood-Replenishing Potion (which does, as it happens, exist in canon) while he was unconscious? Between that and Harry's emerging Asgardian healing factor, he probably had more left in his body than he realized.
In ''Bloody Hell,'' Harry sacrifices most of the blood in his body to save Carol, something that it's stated should have come close to killing him. Except...he was moved from where he had fallen to the steps of the police station by Strange, aka the Meddler Supreme and probably the best doctor in history. How hard would it be for Strange to slip Harry a Blood-Replenishing Potion (which does, as it happens, exist in canon) while he was unconscious? Between that and Harry's emerging Asgardian healing factor, he probably had more left in his body than he realized.
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[[WMG: Wanda's birth was not an accident]]
So we're told that Wanda's mother and Erik Lensherr "happened" to be on Mount Wundagore the night she went into labor, and giving birth to Wanda there led to the latter having a connection to Chthon. Since the Elder God of Chaos is by default capable of manipulating possibilities, what if they were deliberately drawn there by Chthon so that he could create a vessel for himself? Sure, he can't influence much when the Darkhold is bound, but making something slightly more likely to happen right around the area he's most powerful might not be beyond him.
So we're told that Wanda's mother and Erik Lensherr "happened" to be on Mount Wundagore the night she went into labor, and giving birth to Wanda there led to the latter having a connection to Chthon. Since the Elder God of Chaos is by default capable of manipulating possibilities, what if they were deliberately drawn there by Chthon so that he could create a vessel for himself? Sure, he can't influence much when the Darkhold is bound, but making something slightly more likely to happen right around the area he's most powerful might not be beyond him.
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* In the future, we might see at least one creator deity react to Gambit being a clone the way it's predicted for someone in the pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Webcomic/{{Freefall}} universe who discovers one of their creations has created sentient life of their own - as a DotingGrandparent :
--> When they find out they've become grand-creator[...], they'll spoil [the] kid rotten.
--> When they find out they've become grand-creator[...], they'll spoil [the] kid rotten.
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* In the future, we might see at least one creator deity react to Gambit being a clone the way it's predicted for someone in the pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Webcomic/{{Freefall}} ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'' universe who discovers one of their creations has created sentient life of their own - as a DotingGrandparent :
--> When they find out they've become grand-creator[...], they'll [[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff1500/fc01475.htm spoil [the] kidrotten.rotten]].
--> When they find out they've become grand-creator[...], they'll [[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff1500/fc01475.htm spoil [the] kid
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You're right about the WMG - but I still want to see the big kitties a.k.a. lions in the story ;)
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[[WMG:How Harry will get out of Sakaar]]
Though given PlotArmor and Harry's powers, he'll very likely get out alive (at least out of the arena he's currently in) - how he'll get out of Sakaar as a whole if as the distraction he's the last to stay while his allies get everyone ''else'' out will be quite another matter.
* Maybe Harry as a MagneticHero will inspire a HeelFaceTurn in the Grand Master and the two will get out together?
Though given PlotArmor and Harry's powers, he'll very likely get out alive (at least out of the arena he's currently in) - how he'll get out of Sakaar as a whole if as the distraction he's the last to stay while his allies get everyone ''else'' out will be quite another matter.
* Maybe Harry as a MagneticHero will inspire a HeelFaceTurn in the Grand Master and the two will get out together?
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** Diana
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** Sif
** Gwen Stacey. Given the author's known Peter/MJ leanings (on his profile page, he '''very firmly''' states that his OTP is Peter/Mary Jane), it would conveniently get rid of Gwen and leave the field clear for MJ, without having to actually kill her off (or it may seem like she's dead to everyone else). The fact that Gwen has already been built up as a friend of Harry's, brave under pressure, and on the fringes of multiple supernatural events could lend credence to this idea.
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** Gwen Stacey. Given the author's known Peter/MJ leanings (on his profile page, he '''very firmly''' states that his OTP is Peter/Mary Jane), it would conveniently get rid of Gwen and leave the field clear for MJ, without having to actually kill her off (or it may seem like she's dead). The fact that Gwen has already been built up as a friend of Harry's, brave under pressure, and on the fringes of multiple supernatural events could lend credence to this idea.
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** Sif or Diana
*** Both seemingly jossed, as Hal's Ring identified her as human.
*** Both seemingly jossed, as Hal's Ring identified her as human.
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[[WMG: Plot prediction involving Remus Lupin]]
Someone will cure Remus Lupin of being a werewolf by making him an animagus (who can turn into a wolf) instead. Likely candidates are the wolf people Loki mentioned in the first book; but something like an act of Strange / one of Harry's relatives also isn't out of the question.
** The Flamels aren't out of the question either.
Someone will cure Remus Lupin of being a werewolf by making him an animagus (who can turn into a wolf) instead. Likely candidates are the wolf people Loki mentioned in the first book; but something like an act of Strange / one of Harry's relatives also isn't out of the question.
** The Flamels aren't out of the question either.
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[[WMG: Plot prediction involving Remus Lupin]]
Someone will cure Remus Lupin of being a werewolf by making him an animagus (who can turn into a wolf) instead. Likely candidates are the wolf people Loki mentioned in the first book; but something like an act of Strange / one of Harry's relatives also isn't out of the question.
** The Flamels aren't out of the question either.
** WordOfGod is that his lycanthropy is restrained/in remission thanks to a variant on the tattoos he, Sirius, and Constantine investigated during Book II.
Someone will cure Remus Lupin of being a werewolf by making him an animagus (who can turn into a wolf) instead. Likely candidates are the wolf people Loki mentioned in the first book; but something like an act of Strange / one of Harry's relatives also isn't out of the question.
** The Flamels aren't out of the question either.
** WordOfGod is that his lycanthropy is restrained/in remission thanks to a variant on the tattoos he, Sirius, and Constantine investigated during Book II.
